Understanding the RBI’s Policy Moves, Liquidity Boosts and What It Means for Borrowers and Savers

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) eases lending norms for NBFCs, reducing risk weights on bank loans from 125 to 100 per cent, fueling optimism and triggering a stock market surge.

Discover how inflation and interest rates are silently shaping the rupee's future.

By adjusting interest rates and managing liquidity, the RBI creates conditions that affect corporate earnings, investor confidence, and overall market sentiment.

The rate decision will be announced on Friday, February 07, 2025.

MFIN’s new cap limiting borrowers to three lenders, originally set for January 2025, has been deferred to April 2025, easing investor concerns and boosting microfinance stocks like CreditAccess Grameen

The central bank's income rose by 17.04 per cent in FY24, while expenditure significantly decreased by 56.30 per cent.

Shares experienced a significant increase in buying interest, climbing more than 9 per cent amidst a generally weak market

Total borrowing across all states reaches Rs 413,452 crore rupees.

Back in March 2018, the stock was quoted at a modest Rs 313.25 per share, but today it is trading at a staggering Rs 1331.90 per share. If you had invested Rs 1,00,000 in 2018, you would have received 319 shares. Fast forward to today, and the value of those shares would be a whopping Rs 4,24,908! That's an incredible return on investment that any investor would be thrilled about.